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Ihram Rites
Ihram Rites (Sahih el Boykhari · Select Collections) — "The people of Yemen used to come for Hajj without enough provisions and said that they depended on Alla…
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- Hajj and Ihram practices described in the report
- Travelers should prepare provisions for Hajj
- The best provision is fear of Allah
- Preparation and entry into Ihram
- Aisha scented Allah's Messenger before and after Ihram
- He assumed Ihram with matted hair and at the Mosque of Dhul-Hulaifa
- Clothing rules for a Muhrim
- A Muhrim should not wear shirts, turbans, trousers, headcloaks, or leather socks
- Leather socks were permitted when no slippers were available, after cutting them below the ankles
- Saffron- or Wars-scented clothing was prohibited
- The journey from Medina to the sacred rites
- The Prophet and his companions prepared their hair, wore two sheets of Ihram, and departed on the 25th of Dhul-Qa'da
- At Baida', they recited Talbiya and placed garlands around the sacrificial camels
- Rites performed on reaching Mecca
- On the 4th of Dhul-Hijja, he performed Tawaf around the Ka`ba and between Safa and Marwa
- The status of the sacrificial animal determined whether Ihram was completed
- Those with garlanded sacrificial animals remained in Ihram and later assumed Ihram for Hajj
- Those without garlanded animals completed Tawaf, shortened their hair, and ended Ihram
- Those who ended Ihram could have intercourse, use perfume, and wear ordinary clothes
- Prayer and Talbiya during the journey
- He prayed four rak`at in Medina and two rak`at at Dhul-Hulaifa
- He began Talbiya after mounting, and the companions recited it loudly together
- The Talbiya affirmed Allah's response, oneness, praise, blessings, and dominion